The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-30
0HNERAL.

FIVE persons were drowned In Lake
Geneva, Switzerland, the other day, by the
swamping OF their boat by steamer.
TIE Dublin Gazette publishes proclama-
ton suppressing the Irish National League
and all ITS branches in County Clare and
baronies Leitrim and Loughrea in Galway,
Corkaguinty in Kerry; Condor, Clonsib-
bon, Dunhal.ow and Muskerry Ia Cork aud
Eherburne in Wexford.
IT is said the Zalinski dynamite gun is q
success. Trials were made recently in the
presence Of Secretary Whitney and repre-
sentatives Of foreign powers.
PREMIER NoRQUAY, Of Manitoba, who was
in New York trying to raise money to build
o proposed Red River valley railroad to
connect with the Northern Pacific, left for
Winnipeg on the Goth, having failed in his
financial errand.
THE Catholic Archbishop and some Of his
friends who are opposed to the present
Government Of Guatemala, are reported to
have left that country for San Francisco
for the purpose OF procuring means to bring
about . revolution against President
Barillos. The present Gov ernment has de-
clined to declare against the Protestant
Clark Hill. Of this country.
put on trial in st. Petersburg on the charge
of being Nihilists.
BRITISH artlllerymen in town in India
smashed windows and created lively riot
recently.
In the divorce case Of David De Bensaud
against his wife, Violet Cameron, the
actress, the court at London issued an in
junction against the husband restraining
him from molesting his wife. The Mar
quis OF Lousdale admitted that he had been
guilty of improper relations with MISS
Cameron.
THE brush fires which have been raging
around Dandy. Quebec, extended to that
village on the 2lst, and twenty-five houses
and the railway station were consumed.
Many families lost every thing.
DURING q recent festival four bombs were
thrown in front of the Vatican at Rome.
One entered the Papal barracks.
A MAMMOTH salt company composed of a
the large salt manufacturers in the Unite
States was reported forming. 1t will be
known as the National Salt Union and will
be headquarters for the salt supply of the
whole country.
THE iron manufacturers Of America pro-
pose to hold o meeting soon and arrange
for an association to combat the workmeu
in case unjust demands are made.
THE smoke from the bush fires north Of
Quebec has almost stopped navigation on
the st. Lawrence.
THE weekly Nationalist papers through
out Ireland publish the usual reports of tho
proceedings of various local branches of
the league, despite the fact that under the
terms of the new Grimes act the editors are
liable to Imprisonment for publishing re-
ports which teen with vio.ent denuncia-
lions of the Government.
AT Villabota, Italy, recently mob shot
a postman under the impression that he
spread the cholera epidemic through the
letters which he distributed.
FALENsKI, the defaulting postal clerk,
has been sentenced at Vienna, Austria, to
eight years. hard labor.
STANLEY, under date Of June 90. writes
that Tippoo lib had some trouble with the
natives, but that he himself was received
handsomely by the same people.
JENNY LIND, the once famous singer, was
lying seriously ill at her home in England
on the oath.
The London Standard affects to believe
that Davitt's trip to America was caused
by fear Of the Coercion law.
REV. F. X. LERAY, Archbishop of New
Orleans, died in France on the 23d, whittier
he went three months ago in obedience to
orders from the Pope. He was very i'll
when he left New Orleans, and had no hope
Of returning. He was sixty-two years old,
and became an Archbishop in 1881.
BUSINESS failures during the seven days
ended September q numbered for the Uni
ted States. 1856; Canada. %; total, 1888; COM
pared with 1S7 the previous week and 1S7
the corresponding week last year.
GRAvENHURsT, Ont, was almost totally
destroyed by fire on the I'D and 23d. The
loss reached $4,000.
The French Cabinet Council has decided
not to order the expulsion Of the Orleanist
Princes unless they attempt to circulate
the manifesto Of the Comte de Paris.
IT is reported that over 100 lives have
been lost in Egypt by the floods in the Nile
basin.
THE LATEST.
EDITOR WILLIAM O'BRIEN was found
guilty of seditiOn at MitchellstOwn. Ire